Endarkened from Kaliptus on Vimeo.
Warning: very graphic cartoon content.
Thanks, LSDEX!
Archive for the ‘weird’ Category
Why the internet was invented
Sunday, February 28th, 2010Nature gets freaky
Thursday, April 16th, 2009
There seems to be this visceral fascination in people with animals that look improbable. I found yet another site listing the “20 weirdest animals” some time ago, and thought I’d share.
I found it through Stumbleupon, which is where I get a lot of good blog fodder. I’ve noticed lately, though, that the material I find on SU doesn’t seem nearly as good as it was a few months ago. I don’t know if it’s the massive influx of new people & sites, or if I’ve just run through all the good sites that were strong matches for my profile.
Culture shock
Monday, September 10th, 2007Want to learn about the strange things that are par for the course in other cultures?
Try reading one of their phrasebooks.
Excerpts:
- Russian: I want a specimen of your urine.
- Hindi: Do you practice safe sex?
- Portuguese: Must I swallow them whole?
Great dangling duck dicks, Batman!
Tuesday, May 1st, 2007
Apparently several species of duck, including Meller’s duck from Madagascar and an Argentine duck, have gotten into a reproductive evolutionary war with their sex organs. They start growing a phallus at the beginning of the mating season, and it grows (up to longer than the duck itself) through the rest of the season.
Read the NYT article on duck dicks.
Thanks, Boing Boing!
Family Condoms
Wednesday, April 11th, 2007
The image says it all…
Now ISO 9001 compliant!
One eyed kid
Monday, January 16th, 2006
Probably not the kind of kid you first thought of… Cybergoat has pictures of a cyclopic goat. Scroll about halfway down and you can see several different pictures of the kid, who died minutes after birth.
Also, links to a page showing several different cat deformities including multiple ears and multiple faces.
Finally, thanks to Snopes for chiming in on the cyclopic cat and the entrancing, if freaky, links!
(The skinny: according to Snopes, the one-eyed kitten is for real.)